Ed Condon, Author at Catholic Herald

Ed Condon

What’s wrong with the German bishops’ statement on intercommunion

February 23, 2018

Canon law does not envisage the ongoing reception of Communion by someone who remains Protestant

The shocking case that shows how far the Vatican has to go in child protection

February 20, 2018

Everyone in Rome says they want an end to abuse scandals. But will they do what it takes?

Pope Francis’s bold reforms have been frustrated. How did this happen?

February 02, 2018

The Pope has shown he is serious about reforming the Curia, so why has so little actually happened?

What does Pope Francis’s new document mean for the Church?

January 30, 2018

Veritatis Gaudium is a bold intellectual call-to-arms in our secularised society

Pope Francis’s defence of Bishop Barros is a rare media blunder

January 26, 2018

The subject of child abuse does not lend itself well to off-the-cuff remarks

As dusk falls on the liberal order, the Church must be a guiding light

January 25, 2018

Never mind integralism. The Church and its members can show civil society the path out of the present crisis

What’s really behind the push for ‘buffer zones’?

January 18, 2018

The abortion lobby is running scared. No wonder it's targeting pro-lifers

Public enemies?

January 18, 2018

Last year Britain marked the 50th anniversary of the Abortion Act. Given how often we are told that “reproductive rights” are a sine qua non of modern democratic society, it was a surprisingly muted affair. There were no hashtags, no parades, no endless series of television specials. When 50 years of legal abortion was discussed,

There’s a movement to undermine Catholic morality – Communion is just the start

January 05, 2018

Modern-day Pharisees are trying to get round the Church's teaching on objective right and wrong. Their next target? Humanae Vitae

The curia’s biggest problem? The rule of law is being overlooked

December 20, 2017

Contempt for proper procedure in the curia is palpable when dealing with some Vatican departments

The Pope is right: bishops must be at the centre of the annulments process

November 29, 2017

Pope Francis is serious about delivering speedy and judicially credible decisions for couples seeking annulments

Ed Condon: An end to clerical celibacy would disrupt the fabric of the Church

November 16, 2017

Recently, those of us foolish enough to trust headlines were given a brief spasm of panic when the Daily Telegraph ran an article headlined “Pope requests Roman Catholic priests be given right to marry”. Of course he said nothing of the kind. Supposedly, Cardinal Cláudio Hummes has made repeated requests that the Church in Brazil

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